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Today we watched opening ceremony in HD on our big screen.

I am calling upon you, my readers, family, friends, everyone, Save Me from this madness that is iPhone 3G Mania!

UPDATE (Jun 2009): Hulu.com took down most of these excellent movies, and replaced with (*expletive censored*).

I just spent most of today upgrading to WordPress 2.6 platform, which is powering my site.

I am heading to local Home Depot, where finally it should be Easy to recycle those old broken fluorescent light bulbs.

So Adobe Reader 9 is here, and someone somewhere claimed, for whatever reason, that it is actually faster to start.

I wanted to catalog this for myself, and I think everyone else should find it very useful!

Now this is big news for all you parents out there!

I’ve been reading all the live blogging just like the rest of us, all too excited about “what’s next” from the over-hyped Apple brand.

My sister is just starting studies for Computer Sciences, and unlike what I remember from my days, in the first Intro course, they are trying to fill her head with nasty recursive algorithms.

Sorry I have been away for a while.

An important announcement from Microsoft, something called Mesh, is happening tonight at Midnight eastern time.

Hulu.com has been growing nicely, you may recall that I wrote about them back when they were in private beta.

I am just outraged now, so that is usually when I do my best writing 🙂 I’ll try to keep it brief, if possible.

I hope you are checking out ‘Now Playing on My Netflix’ rubric on the right sidebar of my web site.

Yesterday Scobleizer reminded me about the whole Mac versus Vista debate, with his post about Vista on Dell’s Tablet.

I have decided to write a series of thoughts on Happiness.

I went to visit my old time favorite Stage6 site from DivX, which most of you readers of my blog are familiar with, by now, and was stunned to learn that they are closing.

Robert Scoble stunned us today with admission that Microsoft Research project that he saw behind closed doors, made him cry with joy.

I was going to write some cheesy commentary about how nVidia should branch into making computer CPUs, and finally be bought by Intel, or die out altogether.

I was wondering when PBS will jump on the web bandwagon and offer their shows on-demand via the Internet.

I am still here!

In light of most recent RIAA suicide attempt (which finally may be a successful one), I thought it would be a good opportunity to tell everyone about a great music site I discovered some time ago.

I want to apologize for light blogging this past week.

Welcome to 2008!

Season Greetings!

True short story!

FCC hasn’t been doing it’s job in regulating our home TV delivery choices!

I just couldn’t resist re-posting this.

Ever heard of SyncToy?

Happy 2007 Hanukkah everyone!

Looks like it takes a good game for people to start talking Tablet PC again.

Today I got invite to private Hulu.com Beta.

As many of you know, after months of planning and research I bought my wife a lovely birthday gift.

But First – Happy Thanksgiving everyone, and special Thanks for reading!

I am continuing to encounter strange Adobe Flash problems in Internet Explorer 7.

This is an early report on the new Zune software, since it just came out this Tuesday (two days ago).

Seriously, I just can’t take it any more!

"We are boring people to death" – I believe is the exact quote from non other than Electronic Arts CEO.

I guess I walked into this one, who knew that this would be such popular topic on everyone’s mind 😉 Disclaimer: The discussion henceforth is purely theoretical in nature.

Yes, there is a Zune near you!

Welcome to November!

Changing pace from negative Cyber-terror post, lets recapture our fun.

It is becoming increasingly clear to me that Cyber Terrorism has won.

When I launched this site, several months ago, a good friend asked me why would I bother the expense, the time and the complexity of having my own separate Dot Com blog, when there are so many other web sites out there for blogging these days.

I think I tackled this in the past, but here is a brief reminder, yet again.

Netflix quietly rolled out yet another wonderful feature!

Today’s post is about The Environment.

Little known fact (or maybe it’s famous fact?)

While all signs pointing to upcoming demise of TV as we know it, I think we should try to make the most of this transition period.